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On the power of collective action — and why small acts can change everything

December 11
Wildsight Executive Director Robyn Duncan reflects on what gives her hope, and the cumulative power of small acts to create a current of change for good.Read more 

Wildsight challenges Zincton Resort review process in BC Supreme Court

December 1
Wildsight has filed a petition in the BC Supreme Court seeking a judicial review of the provincial government’s decision not to require an environmental assessment for the proposed Zincton All-Season Resort.Read more 

Mushroom hunting in the Inland Temperate Rainforest 

November 24
Quiet footfalls pass through the deep mossy undergrowth, the air wet and windy. Under the shelter of towering old-growth cedar trees, the worst of the weather is blocked as…Read more 

The Fording River mine: polluted water and broken promises

November 20
The B.C. government has accepted the Fording River Expansion into the Environmental Assessment process without a public comment period, arguing the public process they had back in 2021 was enough.Read more 

Why old forests are still being logged in one of BC’s most endangered ecosystems

November 19
Three months ago I walked through a magical cathedral forest where thousand-year-old cedar trees wrapped with green ‘car straps’, towered above six-foot-high devil’s club.Read more 

What is a Youth Climate Corps?

November 19
Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent announcement of $40 million for a national Youth Climate Corps has caught the attention of Canadians curious and eager to see meaningful climate action…Read more 
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